Schemas






Schemas are patterns of behaviour which help us makes sense of how children learn. Common schemas include: rotation, trajectory, enveloping, connecting and positioning. Staff utilise a child's schemas to extend and encourage children to access to the balance and breadth of activities on offer.
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Why do they do it parent workshop (1st Dec 2020) | Download |
Parent Workshop Booklet (1st Dec 2020) | Download |
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